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Laughlin River Run Shootout Legal Battle Ends
Laughlin - Harrah's Casino In about 40 days the 2009 Laughlin River Run (Laughlin, NV) Motorcycle Rally is set to kickoff. The specific dates are April 22-26, 2009. With 10 casinos, top entertai… more →
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Genghis Khan in Fiction and Film, Part 3 of 3
thescattering wrote 5 days ago: Military prowess ranks among the chief virtues of the fictional, and very likely the historical, Chi … more →
Genghis Khan in Fiction and Film, Part 2 of 3
thescattering wrote 5 days ago: Throughout the film, a motif of loving memory sustaining husband and wife during successive separati … more →
Genghis Khan in Fiction and Film, Part 1 of 3
thescattering wrote 6 days ago: Ghengis (or Chinggis) Khan’s father-in-law was particularly insightful: “This boy has fire in his ey … more →
Ibn Taymiyyah Meets at-Tatar (Mongols)
Abdul-Haqq Abdul-Khaliq wrote 1 week ago: Alhamdulillah first video, more to come insha ‘Allah … more →
Six Hells Angels Clubs Raided in Nevada
vbablogger wrote 1 week ago: Six Hells Angels motorcycle club locations were raided today in an investigation of a brawl that lef … more →
The Reason Al-'Aqidah Al-Wasitiyah Was Written
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Abdul-Haqq Abdul-Khaliq wrote 3 weeks ago: Ibn Taimiyah said: “A Shafi’ite judge from Wasit (in Iraq) whose name is Radiy ad-Din al … more →
Bones of the Hills by Conn Iggulden
davekay wrote 1 month ago: The Genghis Khan trilogy wraps up with this book. That was a shame from my perspective as I was hopi … more →
Mongol (Genghis Khan)
Tasha Manda wrote 2 months ago: Mongol hit theatres in 2007 . The movie got several titles, for example ”Cengiz Han” (T … more →
Ahmad Ibn Taymiyah The Reformer
Abdul-Haqq Abdul-Khaliq wrote 2 months ago: (Taken from the book Evolution of Fiqh p144 by Bilal Philips) Ahmad Ibn Taymiyah (1263-1328CE) was t … more →
Encounter with the Tartars
Abdul-Haqq Abdul-Khaliq wrote 3 months ago: In the year 699H, when the Tartar ruler, Qazaan, was about to attack Damascus, Ibn Taymiyyah boldly … more →
Ukraine suffered “colossal” looting during World War II
usukraine wrote 4 months ago: June 2009 John Varoli, of The Art Newspaper Read here … more →
Mongol invasions of the Punjab
dr.gmdc wrote 5 months ago: With the establishment of Muslim Sultanate in Delhi in 1206 AD a new power had sprung up beyond Cent … more →
Review of Khubilai Khan's Lost Fleet
John Walsh wrote 5 months ago: Although it is not always very well understood in the west, the Mongol general Khubilai Khan, grands … more →
Oh Great, Here Comes the Mongol Horde Again
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Pleated Jeans wrote 5 months ago: Well, I’ll be, honey. It looks like you sunk my battleship! Well done – I thought you’d … more →
The Kamikaze
John Walsh wrote 5 months ago: The Kamikaze – the Divine Wind – is a legend in Japan that the gods awoke to protect the country fro … more →
A to Z of Adventure Travel: U is for Ulaan Baatar
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theadventuretravelcompany wrote 5 months ago: There are few countries on earth whose very name conjures visions of a wild and nomadic existence as … more →
New Free VC: History of the Silk Road
Rebecca Morrison wrote 5 months ago: Here’s a new videoconference listed in CILC that sound pretty interesting: History of the Silk … more →
Political Correctness and Learning Disabilities: A Case of Deja Vu
allanmayer wrote 6 months ago: The field of learning disabilities has a long association with Political Correctness. Although polit … more →
Plotlines in "Don't Mess With Earth"
cliffball wrote 7 months ago: I just thought I’d write a little about what is in my new novel. I have King Arthur and Merlin … more →
